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Calling George
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About Calling George
Hailing from Naarm/Melbourne, Calling George is the perfect blend of Australian Indie, Garage Rock, and Modern Surf. Formed in 2024 by Sam Heydon (Vocals/Guitar/Uke), with childhood pals Zac Levit (Bass), Tom Henderson (Guitar) and Zac Milverton (Drums) the band crafts infectious tunes that don't take themselves too seriously.
Inspired by inner-city vibes and coastal living, their jangly guitars and honest lyrics define a sound that's unmistakably theirs. With new releases like "Kettle" and "Bottles" (2024) and a hotly anticipated (mostly by them) E.P. dropping soon, Calling George is all about having a good time, dancing, taking yourself a little less seriously and inviting you along for the ride.
So give them a listen, even better, come see them live.
Inspired by inner-city vibes and coastal living, their jangly guitars and honest lyrics define a sound that's unmistakably theirs. With new releases like "Kettle" and "Bottles" (2024) and a hotly anticipated (mostly by them) E.P. dropping soon, Calling George is all about having a good time, dancing, taking yourself a little less seriously and inviting you along for the ride.
So give them a listen, even better, come see them live.
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Genres:
Indie-garage Rock, Surf Rock, Indie Rock, Garage Rock
Hometown:
Melbourne, Australia
No upcoming shows in your city
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About Calling George
Hailing from Naarm/Melbourne, Calling George is the perfect blend of Australian Indie, Garage Rock, and Modern Surf. Formed in 2024 by Sam Heydon (Vocals/Guitar/Uke), with childhood pals Zac Levit (Bass), Tom Henderson (Guitar) and Zac Milverton (Drums) the band crafts infectious tunes that don't take themselves too seriously.
Inspired by inner-city vibes and coastal living, their jangly guitars and honest lyrics define a sound that's unmistakably theirs. With new releases like "Kettle" and "Bottles" (2024) and a hotly anticipated (mostly by them) E.P. dropping soon, Calling George is all about having a good time, dancing, taking yourself a little less seriously and inviting you along for the ride.
So give them a listen, even better, come see them live.
Inspired by inner-city vibes and coastal living, their jangly guitars and honest lyrics define a sound that's unmistakably theirs. With new releases like "Kettle" and "Bottles" (2024) and a hotly anticipated (mostly by them) E.P. dropping soon, Calling George is all about having a good time, dancing, taking yourself a little less seriously and inviting you along for the ride.
So give them a listen, even better, come see them live.
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Genres:
Indie-garage Rock, Surf Rock, Indie Rock, Garage Rock
Hometown:
Melbourne, Australia
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